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Newspaper

Graettinger Times

Location

Graettinger, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Aug 06, 1925

Page

16

Forgotten Seaman Regains Identity After Five Years

John TH Newbert of Wilnt Michigan recovered his identity after a five year memory lapse. He had a stroke or epilepsy and was treated at University Hospital in Ann Arbor Michigan. After partial recovery he moved to New York and registered at the Seamen's Club in West Street, living there until seeking police help to learn who he was.

John TH Newbert Wilnt Mich University Hospital Ann Arbor Mieh New York Seamen's Chingthan Sochitlonome West Street

Kidnaping Tale Told by Mrs Virginian Les Cookson

Mrs Virginian Les Cookson, photographed at Calexico California, recounts a strange experience with supposed kidnappers. She vanished from Los Angeles, was feared murdered, and claims they took her into a hidden underground world beneath the Mexican border.

Virginian Les Cookson Calexico Cal Los Angeles

What He Knew Guide Questions Angler About Osh

The guide baited a hook and cast it, as the angler smiled and asked if he understood Osh. The guide hesitated then answered that he would not claim full knowledge, saying he knows only 1,973 reasons why they do not publish.

Mercy on the Prisoner Moves Jury to Pity

In a Western Christian Advocate depiction, the defense attorney asks jurors to consider the tearful prisoner and six female jurors respond with pity, even offering cosmetics as a show of mercy.

Explaining Matrimony and Patrimony

Professor Letterkink explains the Latin roots mater and pater. Matrimony is linked to the mother while patrimony is supplied by the father.

Luttha Bobby Letterkink Pater

Fragmentary verse scene with dogs and longing

A stray dialogue sequence presents a maiden proclaiming love for dogs and a pastor sighing at the dream, with the maiden suggesting eventual growth. The fragment hints at humor and sentiment from a rustic or rural setting, preserving quirky exchanges.

Kaleidoscope chat recalls kid antics across generations

In a lively exchange, two speakers reminisce about how entertainment and gadgets shaped youth. They compare past and present amusements, noting changes in movies, radios, and personal items through a humorous, reflective dialogue.

Alias confession echoes in Ohio State Sun Dial entry

A fragment from the Ohio State Sun Dial records a cryptic exchange about deceiving authorities. The quoted lines hint at a planned misdirection and the speaker’s claim of shifting responsibility to another, implying a past incident of evasion.

Miraty Ohio State Sun Dial

Too Soon and the Oslo Bathing Season Joke

A fragment from a humorous exchange in Oslo citing a Viking remark on divorce and plunging into the gen. The quote notes the bathing season has not begun yet, reflecting light provincial wit from the era.

Vikingen Oslo

Betty’s Flower Talk Prompts Candid Wardrobe Reflection

Betty speaks on style as florals frame her rosebud mouth and violet eyes. The conversation blends fashion bravado with a playful Echo of blossoms.

Betty

Taken Too Seriously Mich disputation food and free Ta self-Promotion chat

A fragmentary discussion from Michigan touches on marketing ADV and the freedom to promote it. The text hints at tension between earnest debate and commercial self promotion, with no clear concluding stance.

His Best Effort in Romance and Fishing

A novelist boasts of a catching a fish over four feet long, while a companion bets the best romance he has produced to date. The exchange highlights humor and pride in literary and outdoor exploits.

Through Tight Squeezes in College Hospital

A terse note from Washington Cougar's Paw describes a patient voice in a college hospital. A fellow reflects on hardship and praises nursing staff while acknowledging personal strain and gratitude for care.

College Hospital Washington Cougar

Laugh From London Novelist Theme From Puesing Show

A fragmentary note describes a London novelist presented on a radio show with a bold feature. The misread text mentions a hero and a strong face, with editor’s demand and a recurring facial image across early chapters.

London Puesing

Golfers Debate Par Challenge In Humble Exchange

In a brief exchange a pair of gentlemen discuss a game of golf, joking about skill and aiming for par. One comments on his own steadiness, while the other questions the difficulty of achieving par under pressure.

Do Mothers Ever Get Periods of Rest

Indianapolis department store mother of four, widow of a Spanish veteran, keeps her family musical. The three younger children attend Knightstown schools while the two eldest boys study comedy and trombone, and the youngest daughter piano. During vacation they rehearse together to form an orchestra in the home.

Indianapolis Iittke Knightstown Indianapolis News

Shave With Cuticura Soap Advertises Daily Use

An old advertisement claims Cuticura Soap doubles razor efficiency while promoting skin purity comfort and health. It promises no mug germs irritation and waste even with twice daily shaving and also supports bathing and shampooing use.

Decoration Reveals Bank’s Weedy Carving in Detail

A fragmented description extols a bank’s carving with intricate leaf and stalk designs and dense tracery. It laments the labor and time required to reproduce such details, noting that closeness and distance blur the intricate textures into beautiful but incomprehensible forms.

Tokyo's Great Subway Planned at 187 Million Yen

Tokyo officials propose a new subway system costing about 187 million yen with roughly 40 miles of track. Route surveying should begin soon and actual construction is slated to start toward year end or early next spring.

Tokyo

Canal navigation debate to Nome for freight barges

Discussion resurges on making the river navigable from the Mediterranean to Nome for freight barges and small tugs. Proponents argue the rising capital population strains rail networks to supply food and essentials amid growing demand.

Mediterranean Nome Lest

Salvation Army Reunites Long-Separated Soldier and Mother

An English soldier in Egypt reconnects with his mother in Canada after twenty years. The Salvation Army in Canada completed in a few weeks a reunion effort that had eluded the man for most of his eighty years, ending his long search across continents.

Salvationists Egypt Canada Salvation Army

Mohammedan Empire breadth spans continents and oceans

The Mohammedan world today covers a vast area three times the size of the United States, stretching from Western Siberia to India in the east and across Africa to the Atlantic in the west, highlighting its immense geographic reach.

United States Siberia India Africa Atlantic

Cheerfulness Wins Be Cheerful and End Negativity

A reflective editorial urges constant cheerfulness to counter chronic fault finding. It condemns persistent griping as a sickening nuisance and champions a bright, positive mood to improve daily interactions and outlook.

Hang

One Thing More Wife on Vacation Planning

A playful domestic exchange centers on packing and plans as a wife asks if anything is forgotten before a trip. John replies with sarcasm about the plano, highlighting a lighthearted domestic moment.

John

Awful Speed and Froth Clash in Penn State Quip Controversy

A fragmentary item notes remarks about a woman speaking three languages and a quip about being a triple threat. The brief hints at Penn State and a debate over endurance or hardship, with unclear context or outcomes.

Penn State

Disgrace to Profession Chorus Girl Returns From Tour

A chorus girl visiting friends in their dressing room asks about Gwendolyn. One replies the girl is “deing ids” as another mocks her behavior, reflecting harsh backstage gossip in a satirical tone from the American Legion Weekly.

Gwendolyn Eba American Legion Weekly

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